Electron Transport Chain (2019) Drew Berry wehi.tv
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2020
- The molecular mechanisms of the Electron Transport Chain, harvesting energy from movement of electrons to pump protons out of mitochondria. In action the molecular engines discovered inside mitochondria that generate chemical fuel ATP, the key source of energy that keeps your cells alive.
Electrons travelling through enzymes of the Electron Transport Chain, move protons across the inner mitochondrial membrane. The proton concentration gradient then powers synthesis of ATP. 
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Drew Barry is an absolute legend when it comes to these biochemistry animations.
Indeed 😍
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How can people not love Biochemistry?! 😍 Amazing video
@@paulleddy3185, the math sounds scary, but is it really that scary or am I just overthinking it
Biochemistry is too confusing. Nothing about it is straightforward.
@@bobbyburgle4536 There is no math in Biochemistry, only lots of chemical reactions of lots of large molecules. Biophysics is when u mix math with all these.
I have an ans to this one Why don't you start reading it lol?
@@bobbyburgle4536 Math itself isn't that scary, it's just that is often taught badly. The hardest part is to get used to its basic rules and its ridiculously simple logic. I'm not saying math is simple itself, but that its most complex parts are made of simple statements. Once you get the insights to understand it, math has way more sense.
I love the sound design for these. Really adds a level of immersion. Next up is VR.
Its incredile how many things happen in your body.. just learned the coolest things ever just by having some basic chemical knowledge. awesome!
Because electrons are negatively charged, gaining an electron means being reduced for anyone wondering.
I can watch these videos on loop all year and never get bored. It’s that fascinating! I’d love to see this on a VR headset for some 3D exploration of each animation.
literally every single one of these videos gives me a colossal bruh moment
like it's incredible and mindblowing and i'm having an existential crisis
Love these videos for the sounds, random particle movements. So visual. Amazing.
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This really looks like it's Computer Software running in Real Time compared to Pre-Rendered CGI.
It would be incredible if it's Software that allows us to view all the known Biology in 3D or even VR. Imagine how much people interested in the subject would easily learn compared to those with the old Extremely Inaccurate Cell Diagrams in Books.
My dream is a fully and accurately simulated cell that you can explore. One day, surely.
Our animation pipeline uses Unity game engine and DOES run real time -- our scenes work in VR and AR too. We are only working on animation at this time but this may change with the right funding support
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Would be nice to have a game that is centred around biomolecules; where you control the many parts of a cell (prokaryote or otherwise). Of course the problem is a game like this would be computer intensive on account of simulating that many molecules or atoms. Seeing this run on Unity engine gives me hope that it's possible.
There was this flash game that I remember playing (it's called CellCraft) where you play as a cell and you have to protect it from viruses.
I'm just imagining playing a game where I decide what gene gets transcribed and when then see the effects cascade; I also like the idea of modifying genes base by base and see how the transcribed RNA interact with other molecules and how it changes shape.
@@gelatinocyte6270 it's alreardy existing, there is a game to help the science that consist on molecular manipulations. I don't remember his name but Fouloscopie have speak about it in one of his videos.
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I'm not talking about a game that is in the vain of _EteRNA_ or something similar, I'm taking about a simulation game where you can *interact on an entire metabolic system,* including regulatory molecules like siRNA (and watch them do their thing).
Though I never heard of this one before, so... thanks!
Outstanding as always
Thank you so much 😀
Brilliant visualisation! Thank you.
This is absolutely fantastic! Very glad to find and enjoy the simplicity and beauty of this video as a freshman in Biochemistry.
Love the ATP synthases whirring away in the back
After seeing this video I love biochemistry , amazing presentation of team work 🙏🙏
as always superb and sublime! there needn't be anyone who is upset by the deep complexity of these events; they are us.
It's Amazing ...
please make a video about lncRNA
I wish i was young enough to choose Biochemistry as a career path. I do wonder when watching this and seeing how dependent the cell is on electron transport how we stay alive near electric fields, in particular at 2:52 where the air we breathe is absorbed, what happens when we breathe charged air? Does it have a positive or negative effect or is there a process that neutralizes charge upon receipt in the lung?
You're not alone. Check out the books; emf'd or the invisible rainbow. There are so many other systems that are charge/ voltage dependent and there just hasn't been enough research to know what we're doing to biosystems with emfs beyond the natural spectrum. My favorite example is the voltage gated calcium ion channel. There is research to suggest electrical disturbances in this might play a role in both neurological and bone disorders. Crazy stuff.
Nothing we have ever built holds a candle to the nanoscopic complexity of the Living World that surrounds us.
To say little of the intricate interweavings of its ecology.
This Tapestry of Life is mysterious on a scale as to elude the most sophisticated attempts to understand it - from viruses, to cells, to worlds.
Your videos are absolutely incredible. Thank you!
Biology goes High Tech with Special F/X ! Great Video. Thank you...
Beautiful work
I saw this while enjoying an edible and then I proceeded to break apart at a microscopic level. Im ok now but it was touch and go for a nanosecond there.
Wow.
Super job!
Why this amazing channel is not subscribed by the viewer...Its amazing animation....
Fascinating
Stunning... but may I ask: on what basis were all the colors and sounds chosen? Merely aesthetic or is there a scientific basis?
aesthetic
So much stuff going on inside us and so little control over it, i'm fascinate.
Please make video on pollen-pistil interaction
What does reduced mean in this context?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redox
Mitochondria!
Wow how complex!
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Amazing video!
How do you create it?
They kinda answered that question with their latest video, check it out: ruclips.net/video/qbyzEiBvbXw/видео.html
great animation
Can you imagine how loud we must be if that were really the vibrational noise of all of these little molecular engines bouncing around?
The sounds in the video are just artistic flair (I think). But to answer the original comment: I don't think it would be making that much noise since they're tiny.
amazing
Fantástico 👍👽🤔
that's so funny to watch :D love it !
I wonder if anything down there knows we’re up here
Human body is a crazy mechanism.
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Learning it today exactly 20 years after it was taught in the school. Tell my school to take the exam again, I know the answers now. I also know why the answer is the right answer.
Long story short: Schools have only one job, to teach kids, and they don't even know that properly.
having a battery who is working like a mitochondria, i wondering if is possible 🤔if yes, it will be awesome 😎
How do you guys create these animations? Are they physics simulations? Can you simulate a whole cell to any degree?
You can, it just takes a supercomputer to do that - if you need results ASAP at least. Otherwise it's either just an animation with artificially added Brownian motion, or you wait months to run a simulation of this scale on a regular computer if possible.
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i do not understanding but is so cool
Aren't those hydrogen cations?
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wow
First risky risky wigi
intelligent design couldn't be more obvious
Мир нанороботов и суперквантовых технологий...
wow im shocked me doing high dose vitamin c IV does not really mess all my cells up. same with ozone therapy.
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So these guys are doing all this work just so I can live?
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Very cool to see this visually. But did you really need to loop the same few short animations over and over and over again to bloat this video to 4:27?
The best movies in whole internet - thx! Amazing biotechnology! How to not believe in God or higher intelligence!
deep time! that's how!
NCMR Inventing Method book Discovery chapter Consciousness is the origin of life and has been experimentally verified.
WHY do we exit? the answer is oxygen
WAIT WHAT ABOUT ENZYME COMPLEX2
It's talked about at the end
i hate youtube compression
How can you say these trillions of complex things are just chance and fluke !!
The theory of evolution does not in fact imply that these things are a fluke. Quite the opposite actually. It implies that under the conditions of early earth, it is actually likely for life to arise and to evolve!
its all point of view. If you scatter marbles on the floor they look to settle randomly. If you look from floor level they form a line. The context of all events creates rules that are not random. Conformance with such rules forms a pattern and order if you look the right way. Order creates and escalates order. The idea that order was a necessity for creation and that necessitates a god sounds attractive but is self defeating as that philosophy then could also ask what created the order for god to be created.
I swear scientists just try to name things counterintuitively so they can sound smart, oxidation and reduction are the worst fucking name for their processes - same with upfield and downfield in 13CNMR. You'd be shot if you did that shit in the programming world